> Good and bad in Windows 7.

New version of Mac OS X, codenamed Snow Leopard (Snow Leopard), customers have come to hand last week. Windows 7 will appear in the reseller on 22/10.

Finder file management tool of the Snow Leopard and Windows Explorer 7 interface very similar to the search bar at the top right.

Windows 7 has an additional feature acclaimed: Libraries. Here, users can view files with the same features (music, video, photos, documents ...) are stored on hard drives scattered, like a photo placed in the My Pictures folder and Public Pictures ...

Snow Leopard without Libraries and features could be the nearest comparison is Smart Folders contain search results (Windows 7 also has this feature).

Two operating systems allow large icon set. Windows 7 supports one icon to 256 x 256 pixel still Snow Leopard up to 512 x 512 pixels.

If you right-click an icon in the Dock of OS X, users will read the specific information related to the application. Taskbar of Windows 7 has also been improved to bring similar capabilities, called Jump Lists, but supports many more operations.

Snow Leopard includes tools such as Quick preview content Look, Cover Flow, or the basic icon. In addition, when mouse over a file icon on the 64 x 64 pixel, users will see the preview button/playback (if it is audio or video file will have the Play button)...

In Windows Explorer of Windows 7, select a file and content preview (preview) will appear in the table on the right. Compared with Snow Leopard, Windows 7 looks "rustic" but still useful.

A more interesting feature in Windows 7 is Aero Peek, the ability to change window into transparent. In OS X, feature Show Desktop of Exposé will last all the windows from the screen by only one button.
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